Zingerman’s Guide to Good Leading
Sometimes one good book leads to another — or, in this case, to a whole series of books.
Last year I read The Positive Organization by Robert Quinn. Quinn mentions a deli in Ann
Book Reviews
Surprised by Paradox
Jonathan Edwards, the great American theologian, believed in paradox. He believed that in God we see many traits that don’t seem to belong together: infinite greatness and infinite care, infinite justice and
The Reformed Pastor
The Reformed Pastor is not really the name of this book by Richard Baxter. The original name was a little longer: Gildas Salvianus: “The Reformed Pastor, showing the nature of the Pastoral work;
The One-Straw Revolution
Masanobu Fukuoka was a Japanese farmer and author of The One-Straw Revolution. As a young man he studied agriculture and worked as an inspector studying diseases and pests on imported plants. He was
The Gospel-Driven Church
When I say I like Jared Wilson’s new book The Gospel-Driven Church, I mean it. It’s a book written for the kind of pastor I used to be.
Some ten years